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FIA advocates for open, transparent and competitive markets around the world. Our global advocacy team  works with regulators, policymakers, and the industry on the development and implementation of legislation and regulation through publications and filings.

FIA statement on the European Commission’s market integration package
December 4, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA responds to Hong Kong SFC on proposed investor identification regime
December 10, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA board chair Crighton testifies on CFTC reauthorization
December 11, 2025 CONTINUE READING
FIA responds to CFTC on the use of tokenized collateral and on the report of the President's Working Group on Digital Asset Markets
November 25, 2025 CONTINUE READING

Publications & Filings

  • FIA responds to FCA consultation on improving the UK Transaction Reporting Regime

    FIA has responded to the Financial Conduct Authority’s consultation on improving the UK Transaction Reporting Regime. FIA welcomes several positive elements within the proposals, including reduced back-reporting timelines and the removal of low-value reportable fields. At the same time, FIA highlights industry concerns relating to proposals on conditional single-sided reporting, which members believe are unlikely to deliver meaningful efficiency gains. CONTINUE READING
  • FIA responds to EBA SREP guidelines consultation

    FIA highlights issues for consideration by the EBA for the SREP Guidelines, with the aim of increasing proportionality and increase alignment with existing EU regulatory frameworks in the Operational Resilience space. CONTINUE READING
  • FIA and ISDA respond to CPMI-IOSCO consultation on general business losses

    FIA and ISDA backed CPMI-IOSCO proposals, urging clearer prescriptive treatment of FMI general business losses, stronger resources, consistent scenarios, transparency, and rejecting margin gains haircutting. CONTINUE READING
  • FIA responds to CCIL consultation on capped member liability

    FIA submitted comments to the Clearing Corporation of India Limited's consultation on revising the capped member liability framework for Default Fund replenishment. FIA welcomed CCIL’s aim to improve transparency and predictability of members’ potential unfunded Default Fund exposure. CONTINUE READING
  • FIA responds to ESMA consultation on CCP participation requirements

    FIA has responded to the European Securities and Markets Authority's consultation on EMIR 3.0 draft regulatory technical standards on the elements to be considered when EU central counterparties define participation requirements. The response highlights the need for CCPs to assess clearing members based on the actual risks they pose, rather than relying on entity type or licensing status as proxies for risk. In particular, the response distinguishes between regulated non-bank financial clearing members and non-financial counterparties that typically clear to hedge commercial exposures and do not provide financial services. CONTINUE READING
  • FIA congratulates Mike Selig on his confirmation

    FIA congratulates Mike on his confirmation to chair the CFTC. At a time when Congress is navigating a regulatory framework for digital assets, and technology is disrupting and enhancing traditional finance, Mike is the right person with the right experience to lead the agency through these times of great change. CONTINUE READING